Faraday Cage DIY Kit – Mission Darkness TitanRF DIY

Description

Mission Darkness TitanRF DIY is a kit designed to build a sealable Faraday cage yourself inside a standard 27-gallon (approx. 102 L) plastic tote. The cage protects enclosed electronics from EMP, cyber hacking, and wireless signals. It serves as a practical DIY alternative to a ready-made Faraday bag.

Features

• The assembled cage consists of two layers of TitanRF Faraday fabric and tape.
• Blocks Wi-Fi (2.4 & 5GHz), Bluetooth, cellular signals (including 5G), GPS, RFID, NFC, and radio signals from low MHz up to 40GHz.
• TitanRF materials are laboratory tested according to MIL-STD-188-125 and IEEE 299-2006 standards.
• Large interior capacity accommodates generators, radio equipment, and other large electronics.
• The sealed inner liner can be removed and transferred to another tote while maintaining its full shielding effectiveness.
• Remaining fabric and tape scraps can be used to craft an additional smaller Faraday pouch.
• Includes a printed instruction manual with step-by-step guidance and links to video materials.

Technical Specifications

• TitanRF Faraday fabric: 647.7 × 111.8 cm
• TitanRF Faraday tape: 25.6 m × 6.4 cm
• TitanRF tape mounting squares: 20 pcs., 2.5 × 2.5 cm
• Cardboard template: 45.7 × 35.6 cm
• Clamps: 5 pcs.
• Nitrile gloves: 2 pcs.
• Detailed user manual
• Weight: 907 g
• Note: Plastic tote is not included. Demo tote dimensions: outer – approx. 76.2 × 50.8 × 39.4 cm, inner – 58.4 × 35.6 × 36.3 cm
• Designed and assembled in the USA

How to Use

The cage is installed inside a sealable plastic storage tote (approx. 102 L), purchased separately. Two layers of fabric are used for the construction. Avoid lining the lid and tote separately – doing so would allow signal leakage every time the box is opened. For installation, you will need scissors or a utility knife, a tape measure, a square or long ruler, a step stool, painter's tape, and heavy-duty double-sided tape (or another method to secure the liner).